(Paperback)

Many strong minded women have headstrong daughters. But this isn't supposed to extend to their cats.

(Paperback)

A wry, irreverent take on how we mourn, how we remember, and how we keep our dead with us even as we (sort of) let them go.

(Paperback)

A poetic memoir that explores the legacy of alcoholism and teen suicide in one womans lifeand her efforts to create an authentic existence in the face of that legacy.

(Paperback)

An unflinching look at violence and the journey of reclaiming a life after a tragic event unveils a horrific family secret.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

A fun read with a delightfully flamboyant author who gets caught up in all things French.

(Paperback)

A narrative memoir and eye-opening account of a psychologys students spontaneous shamanic awakening during her doctoral training.

(Paperback)

Non-Fiction - Autobiography showing the value of the study of Martial Arts and Martial Arts Philosophy.

(Paperback)

When Cutler left the United States to teach at the first school for Maasai girls in East Africa, she did so in the hopes that her work there would empower young women who faced overwhelming odds. Working alongside local educators, she was transformed by the community she found in Tanzania.

(Paperback)

The unabashed story of an all-female performance group unleashing their unique feminine satire in the early 1970sa time when being a funny feminist was considered an oxymoron.

(Paperback)

After her teenage son dies, Linda Broder loses her faith, her music, and her hope. But then birds begin to show up in unexpected placesand take her on a spiritual journey that pulls her back to music, and teaches her how to find sacred wonder even in the midst of unimaginable loss.

(Paperback)

After her mother's death, Gabrielle Robinson found diaries her grandfather had kept while serving as doctor in Berlin 1945-only to discover that her beloved "Api" had been a Nazi.

(Paperback)

In this lush and vivid coming-of-age memoir about a mothers mental illness and the healing power of a loving Jewish and Hispanic extended family, young Marlena must pull away from her mother, leave her Panama home, and navigate the transition to an American world.

(Paperback)

When Debbie Weiss lost her first and only true love at fifty years old, she went through an intense period of grievingand then dove headfirst into online dating. This is her full-hearted, darkly funny, unvarnished account of learning to be alone at middle ageand finally becoming her true self.

(Paperback)

The true story of a young womans struggle to raise a family while her body slowly deteriorates as the result of an undetected fatal heart disease.

(Paperback)

In this fast-paced coming-of-age story, Shani Raviv, a misfit teen, survives ten years of anorexia nervosaan illness with one of the highest death rates of any psychiatric disorderand proves, against all odds, that there is life at the end of the thin tunnel.

(Paperback, ANZ Only)

When Charif Majdalani begins to walk the streets of his city, and to write down what he sees, the first hints of unrest within a vibrant culture creep to the fore.

(Paperback)

Its 1964, and Evelynan adventurous and romantically inclined twenty-one-year-oldjoins the Peace Corps and is sent to the Andes, where she falls in love with her village, her indigenous pupils . . . and a university student. Violating the sexual prohibitions of her Catholic upbringing, she finds herself pregnant and must choose whether to marry the father of her unborn child.

(Paperback)

In the crucible of grief following a friends death, Patricia Pearce resolved to open herself to hidden dimensions of her existencenot realizing her quest would cost her her vocation as a Presbyterian pastor and open her eyes to the radical implications of Jesuss message for our spiritual evolution.

(Hardback)

Wilderness guide Sicelo Mbatha shares lessons learnt from a lifetime's intimate association with Africa's wildest nature.

(Paperback)

Wilderness guide Sicelo Mbatha shares lessons learnt from a lifetime's intimate association with Africa's wildest nature.

(Paperback)

Nicholas Jose's report on Australia's Far North has an engagingly anecdotal air, but the easygoing surface is a cover for a disturbing story of dispossession and genocide.' J.M. Coetzee

(Paperback)

The riveting, poignant, star-studded and hilarious memoir of award-winning author Clancy Sigal's time as a film agent on the make in Blacklist-era Hollywood.

(Paperback)

A compelling, intimate memoir of writer Susan Tweit and her economist-turned-sculptor husband Richard Cabes journey togetherframed by their final road trip, a 4,000-mile-long delayed honeymoon they embarked upon after Richard was diagnosed with the brain cancer that would kill him.